Broad-nosed weevil or Snout beetle

Varied, depending on species. Many are associated with plants, found in gardens, fields, forests, and sometimes indoors if attracted by food sources.

Mostly herbivorous, feeding on a wide variety of plant parts including leaves, stems, roots, flowers, and fruits, depending on the specific species.

Adults are generally slow-moving. Many species are nocturnal, though some are active during the day. Larvae are often root feeders. Some species play dead when disturbed.

Potential risks include being agricultural and garden pests, causing damage to crops and ornamental plants. Generally not harmful to humans. Benefits are limited, though they can be a food source for other animals.